Thank You Veterans

[BOOM]

I know there are a lot of Vets here on the SOH forums,I'd like to say from myself and my family, Thank You for your service, and securing our freedom.

 

[n4gix]

Thanks for your thanks. (U.S. Army '67 to '75 Korea and CONUS)

 

[Cazzie]

:ernae:

 

[Snuffy]

Thank you Ladies and Gentlemen! :ernae:

 

[sandar]

I remembered, I will never forget them, even though I never met them. They died before I was born. Too many, far too many and still they die.

A, Oldfield,
H. Oldfield
W.Oldfield
A. Allen Royal Warwicks
A. Allen Leicestershire Regiment
A. Daniell
F. Daniell
H. Rivers
A. Stephen MC

 

[Henry]

its veterans day here in the US
and Armistices day in the UK
11/11
what can i say but thanks to all who have served
in the last or in this century
humbly appreciate it

H

 

[Rami]

Thank you to all veterans and those currently serving in our Armed Forces at home and abroad. May God bless America always. :USA-flag:

This also includes other nations around the world who honor this day in various forms, such as Armistice Day and Remembrance Day. May their sacrifices also be appreciated and honored.

 

[Odie]

For all those who serve and have served...thank you. We live better because of you ! There's a great video on the Military Channel stating that.

Huzzahs to all !

 

[Navy Chief]

Also thanks for all your gratitude........I was proud to serve.

Navy Chief

 

[GT182]

My thanks too to ALL Vets, young and old, past and present, men and women.

 

[hey_moe]

We have our freedom today because of our vets and for fathers, God bless each and everyone of you :ernae:

 

[txnetcop]

Thanks guys. I was proud to serve...AIRBORNE! (1968-1972)
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[MCDesigns]

We have our freedom today because of our vets and for fathers, God bless each and everyone of you :ernae:

AGREED!!

A heartfelt thanks from me as well!!

 

[KOM.Nausicaa]

rememberance day <hr style="color: rgb(62, 70, 55); background-color: rgb(62, 70, 55);" size="1"> <!-- / icon and title --> <!-- message --> The canadian wife of my great German friend Matthias posted this on Facebook and I wanted to share it with you. It's a nice idea to animate the story of a veteran.

http://drawn.ca/2009/11/11/germans-in-the-woods/

 

[Curtis P40]

To those that gave all...




Wow..KOM.Nasusicaa, that was a powerful story. Wonder how many more...

 

[BOOM]

Wow KOM.Nausicca that's an incredibly powerful story,Thank you for sharing that.

 

[jmig]

I feel rather guilty for getting thanked for doing something I considered and honor and mostly a joy.

I give thinks to my God and my country for giving me the opportunity to fly and serve.

Thank you SOH's also, for remembering us.

USAF 1971-1981

 

[viking3]

November 11, 1984

I remember standing in a wet, cold. foggy field at Camp Borden, where so many of the brave lads who fought in the World Wars had trained. As we were standing there in the same soggy trenchcoats they wore and heard the same orders barked, the lone bugler played Last Post and every hair on my body stood on end. I swear I could hear the ghosts of those lads. The piper started to play Amazing Grace after that and the tune brought me back around but as I looked at my fellow NCO's I could sense that many of them also heard the 'ghosts'. It was a very intense feeling yet very comforting, and I shall never forget it.

Regards, Rob:ernae:
Canadian Armed Forces 1983-1990

 

[aeromed202]

Just some thoughts...

I miss when our company had the ambulance contract with the VA. Every time we transported someone I felt I was able to make their day a little better. And the stories were great.

Some of my partners are over there now. Give'em Hell!

Even the ones I knew who came back messed up had my thanks.

Say what you want, they earned that privelege
for you, but I think there are none better.

 

[Cloud9Gal]

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